Guided instruction in two informational texts introduces students to Jane Goodall and Wilson Bentley for early science engagement
Supports development of using evidence to support statements in speaking and writing, fostering critical thinking
Structured lessons encourage analysis of scientists' traits such as patience, passion, and persistence
Sequenced lessons allow for gradual mastery of comprehension and analysis skills
Designed for integration into broader units on scientists, dedication, and perseverance
Summarized by Shop
Students explore the traits of two fascinating and pioneering scientists, Jane Goodall and Wilson Bentley. Through the work in this unit, students learn how to support statements when speaking and writing with evidence from texts.
Two informational texts
2-3 weeks instruction
Explanation writing
What is this unit about?
In this unit,
Format
Print book
Grade Level
1-2
Number of Instructional Days
8-10
Texts Included
Watching in the Wild by Charlan Simon, Snowflake Bentley by Jacqueline Briggs Martin
